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- Most bookedBilderberg Hotel 't Speulderbos
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"Lovely positioning in a forest. Friendly staff. Not much open in the way of child friendly restaurants around. Could do with more information about local attractions/restaurants at reception."
A Traveller, Apr 2016, GB
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"Great hotel for a cycling holiday. Hotel provides cycles and a range of cycle routes to choose from which take you through forest, heathland and sand fields. Staff are very friendly and helpful. Great restaurant which offers a range of dishes."
A Traveller, Apr 2016, GB
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"Don't plan on staying here unless you want to pay 15 euros for breakfast. The breakfast was great but 15 euros? Ridiculous and there is nowhere else nearby to eat unless you want to drive into town."
A Traveller, Aug 2015, US
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"Excellent hotel-very clean, great condition, and comfortable facilities. Very friendly and helpful staff. Really recommended!"
A Traveller, Jul 2015, US
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"Nice clean hotel just short distance from the town centre. Nice and handy for Het Loo Palais which is amazing. Polite and helpful staff. Good selection on the buffet breakfast."
A Traveller, Jun 2016, GB
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"Quiet hotel with easy access to main roads. Staff on reception were very helpful, but room cleaning wasnt very good, stayed 6 nights and maybe only hoovered floor twice. Had ground floor room with patio door to terrace with chairs, very pleasant. Lovely courtyard restaurant/bar area with comfy so..."
A Traveller, Aug 2015, GB
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"Not very modern - but perfectly reasonable as a business hotel. Staff are very nice and accommodating. Rooms are a bit on the tight side. WiFi free but a bit slow. Restaurant seems nice (didn't eat there). Equipped with spa and fitness. In a small town; requires a car (free parking)."
A Traveller, Apr 2016, US
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"Very large hotel. Room was fine. Shower was not the best. Breakfast was very good."
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"Nice room, like a small house. Separate rooms (bed and living room). Quiet and nice environment. The castle has a beautiful entree."
A Traveller, Jan 2016, US
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text: agriculture President Obama will be in Mid-Michigan later today By Steve Carmody • Feb 7, 2014 White House President Obama travels to Michigan today where he will sign the nation's new farm bill into law. The new law will change the way the federal government aids the nation's farmers. The president is signing the nearly $1 trillion farm bill into law on the campus of Michigan State University in East Lansing. Stabenow expects action this week on farm bill By Steve Carmody • Jan 26, 2014 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio U.S. Sen.Debbie Stabenow of Michigan expects Congress will take up the farm bill this week. Stabenow chairs the Senate Agriculture Committee. She's been working on passing a farm bill for more than a year. "This is very complicated," says Stabenow. "(It) covers everything from bioenergy, production agriculture, trade, conservation, nutrition – all kinds of things. We're very close." There have been numerous disputes holding up the bill. Disagreement over funding for food assistance programs has been the major stumbling block. A closer look at the future of ethanol and our renewable energy future By Stateside Staff • Jan 7, 2014 Mark Brush / Michigan Radio It's been seven years since America hit the accelerator on corn-based ethanol fuels. Homegrown corn became the centerpiece of a push to find an alternative to foreign oil. President Bush signed this expansion of the Renewable Fuel Standard in 2007, promising it would make us "stronger, cleaner and more secure." But, as is so often the case, something that offers great promise on one hand, takes its toll on the other hand. So the view of corn-based ethanol very much depends upon which side of the fence you're standing on. Michigan farmers talk broadband access, road funding and other topics at annual meet up By Lindsey Smith • Dec 2, 2013 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio The big, yearly meet up of Michigan farmers is this week in Grand Rapids. The annual Michigan Farm Bureau meeting helps cement policy stances important to agriculture. There's dozens of issues up for discussion. Some, like immigration reform and road funding aren't new issues. In fact, the poor condition of Michigan's road was the issue that brought the MFB to fruition back in 1919. Michigan farmers can get loan help after hail storms By The Associated Press • Nov 14, 2013 Raysonho / Wikimedia Commons LANSING, Mich. (AP) — Farmers in 20 Michigan counties that had damage from severe hail storms earlier this year are eligible for emergency loans. U.S. Sen. Debbie Stabenow of Michigan announced the support Wednesday involving loans from the Farm Service Agency. The hail storms took place between June 10 and Aug. 2. Farmers in the affected counties will have about eight months to apply for emergency loans. Huron, Jackson, Saginaw and Washtenaw counties were all designated as primary disaster counties. Sixteen were named contiguous disaster counties and are eligible for the same aid. Those are the counties of Bay, Calhoun, Eaton, Genesee, Gratiot, Hillsdale, Ingham, Lenawee, Livingston, Midland, Monroe, Oakland, Sanilac, Shiawassee, Tuscola and Wayne. Find out how much work it takes to put food on our tables - meet the migrant workers in Michigan By Emily Fox • Oct 7, 2013 courtesy photo From urban farming in Detroit, the Traverse City Cherry Festival, to farmers markets in hundreds of Michigan cities, this state prides itself on its agriculture. And we should. We are the most agriculturally diverse state, behind only California. And after manufacturing, agriculture is the state's largest industry. But when you see that Michigan seal on apples and blueberries and cherries in the grocery store, do you ever wonder who are the faces and voices behind these products? This week, we'll hear from these farm workers that bring these fruits and vegetables to our tables. We'll hear about the struggle for fair wages, good housing and how the immigration debate can affect the lives of the 94,000 migrant workers and their families in Michigan. This week, I will post segments from my documentary that will air Wednesday on Stateside. It's called "Voices from the fields: a story of migrant workers in Michigan." Let's start by introducing you to a migrant farm worker I met. Michigan apple farmers desperate for pickers By Associated Press • Oct 5, 2013 MI Farm Bureau The Michigan Farm Bureau is appealing across the eastern U.S. for help with finding workers to harvest the state's bumper crop of apples. The organization sent "help wanted" postcards this week to more than 300 registered farm labor contractors, mostly in Florida and Georgia. Michigan apple growers scramble to harvest potential record-setting crop By Lindsey Smith • Oct 1, 2013 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio Rob Steffens palms a Fuji apple nearly the size of a softball in the middle of his 280-acre apple orchard near Sparta in Kent County's "fruit ridge." "This block here is really going to pick heavy this year," Steffens says, smiling at a row of stubby trees. The branches are heavy with near ripe fruit. "This is just gorgeous size fruit on here," he said. "It's going to be a real shame if we can't get this crop harvested and in the barn." Steffens is just one of many apple growers scrambling to take care of what's potentially the biggest crop in Michigan's history. How has this summer treated Michigan farmers? By Stateside Staff • Sep 4, 2013 user tami.vroma / Flickr Listen Listening... / 11:03 The end of summer is at hand and we wanted to find out how the year treated Michigan farmers so far. They were slammed in 2012 by a cold, wet spring and a hot, dry summer. Earlier this summer we spoke with Macomb Township farmer Ken DeCock to see how things were going for him and got mixed reviews. So we wanted to check in with him to get an end-of-summer view. He joined us today from Boyka's Farm Market in Macomb Township. Tree fruit specialist William Shane with the Southwest Michigan Research and Extension Center also joined us. Listen to the full interview above. Time is running out for the federal Farm Bill By Stateside Staff • Aug 15, 2013 user acrylicartist / MorgueFile.com Listen Listening... / 16:33 An interview with Ryan Findlay and David Schweikhardt. 2013 has become the year America focuses on its farms. That's because the federal Farm Bill expires at the end of September and the House and Senate are trying to get a new bill passed. But getting that done has become one of the great legislative challenges of the year. The House and Senate have each passed their versions and the differences between the two are big. For one thing, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program has been stripped right out of the House version, while the Senate version calls for cutting about $4 billion from nutrition assistance. And, what are the differences in the two Farm Bills that really hit home for the farmers of Michigan? Michigan State University developing a new way of producing energy down on the farm By Steve Carmody • Aug 13, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan State University's dairy farm is helping the university cut down on its electricity bill. It may also someday help small Michigan farms meet their energy needs. South of the East Lansing campus, MSU maintains about 180 dairy cows. The cows produce more than milk of course. Now, university researchers have something to do with all that waste. University officials this week cut the ribbon on an anaerobic digester. The digester takes organic waste and creates methane. The methane can be used to create electricity or meet other energy needs. Michigan Farm Bureau not happy with US-House-passed Farm Bill By Steve Carmody • Jul 11, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan's agribusiness leaders are hoping Congress will restore food assistance programs to the 2013 Farm Bill. House Republicans approved a Farm Bill on Thursday, without any funding for food stamp programs, like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, otherwise known as SNAP. For decades, Congress has approved massive spending bills to help the nation's farmers and provide help for the poor to buy food. But conservative House members passed a Farm Bill without the food stamp funding. How Michigan farmers are dealing with the wet summer weather this year By Stateside Staff • Jul 10, 2013 Jane Doughnut / Creative Commons Listen Listening... / 6:49 An interview with farmer Ken DeCock. This has certainly been a wet and muggy summer. Michigan farmers endured a hot and dry summer in 2012, so we wondered what the soggy summer of 2013 is doing to crops and to farmers. Is it better than the scorcher of 2012? Ken DeCock is a third-generation farmer in Macomb Township where his family owns Boyka's Farm Market. He joined us today to give us the farmer's-eye view of our weather. Listen to the full interview above. How the Farm Bill impacts all of us By Stateside Staff • Jun 19, 2013 http://www.aec.msu.edu Listen Listening... / 5:42 An interview with David Schweikhardt, a professor in the Michigan State University Department of Agriculture, Food and Resource Economics. Its official title is the "Senate Agriculture Reform, Food, and Jobs Act," but feel free to call it "The 2013 Farm Bill." It was passed last week by the Senate on the wings of strong bipartisan support by a vote of 66-27. This nearly $1 trillion bill has been over a year and a half in the making. Not only does it slash $24 billion from agriculture programs, but it makes substantial changes in the way the federal government spends on efforts like the federal food assistance program. To get a sense of what's in the Senate farm bill and how it matters to each of us, we turned to David Schweikhardt. He's a Professor in the Michigan State University Department of Agriculture, Food and Resource Economics, and he joined us in the studio today. Listen to the full interview above. Michigan farmers waiting for Congress to pass a new Farm Bill By Steve Carmody • Jun 11, 2013 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan farmers are waiting to see if Congress can reach a deal soon on a new Farm Bill. The U.S. Senate passed its version of the nearly trillion dollar, five year Farm Bill on Monday. The U.S. House continues to work on its own version of the bill, which funds crop insurance and other programs for farmers, along with food assistance for the needy. The Farm Bill has been stalled in Congress for more than a year. And that has made it difficult for Michigan farmers to plan for the future. Brazil wants apples and blueberries, here's why that's great for Michigan By Stateside Staff • Jun 5, 2013 jamesjyu / via flicker Listen Listening... / 16:55 When we think about food grown in Michigan, many people might assume that Michiganders are the ones who are consuming it. It turns out we aren't the only ones eating our state's crops. Michigan is number 17 among other states in agricultural product exportation, but that could increase in the next ten years. Jamie Zmitko-Somers is with the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development. Tracking cattle from pasture to plate, a new spin on marketing Michigan beef By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Jun 4, 2013 jschumacher / Morguefile Michigan cows are making national headlines. Last week, NPR's Morning Edition covered a story by Dan Charles on the cattle tracking program in Michigan. The state of Michigan requires cattle to have electronic ear tags. In fact, it is the only state that requires the tags. This mattered little to the general public until now. Some farmers are looking at how the tags could help consumers learn more about where meat is from and how it was raised. Michigan Radio's Mary Jo Wagner first reported on the tracking system back in 2001. Originally, Michigan started the electronic tracking system in order to monitor cattle for tuberculosis, mad cow disease, and foot-and-mouth disease. Now, the local food movement and recent exposés on cruelty in the meat industry have given the tags a new use. A rebound for Michigan's maple syrup producers By Michigan Radio Newsroom • May 31, 2013 Logan Chadde It has been a good year for maple syrup in Michigan. Farms produced twice the amount of syrup as they did last year, thanks to prime weather conditions that extended the tree-tapping season into April. Syrup production ended in the Lower Peninsula in early April, and the Upper Peninsula continued production until the end of April. The official numbers of gallons produced will be released in early June. Stateside for Thursday, May 23rd, 2013 By Stateside Staff • May 23, 2013 Listen Listening... / 10:33 All this week, we've been digging into the causes, and perhaps solutions, to the financial troubles facing our schools. As Michigan Radio has been reporting, some 50 public school districts across our state are facing deep deficits. And, for the first time in Ann Arbor history, the school district may have to lay off 50 teachers. Today we focused on teacher salaries. Just what should determine teacher pay in Michigan? And, Daniel Howes talked with us about the business community in Detroit. Spread of invasive 'stink bug' has some farmers worried By Mark Brush • May 8, 2013 Rutgers University The bug looks like this: Stateside for Wednesday, March 13, 2013 By Stateside Staff • Mar 13, 2013 Listen Listening... / 46:07 2012 was a pretty terrible year for Michigan farmers. On today's show, we'll take a look at what 2013 has in store, and what it means for the state's economy. And, a few days before Saint Patrick's Day, we meet a Michigan musician who is immersed in both Irish music and Techno music.But first, ever since last month when the world was stunned by Pope Benedict the 16's resignation, and today's announcement of a new Pope, religion has been on the minds of many, and that includes Jack Lessenberry, Michigan Radio's Political Analyst. We spoke with Jack about the religious views of Michigan's legislators. More people using Bridge Cards at farmers markets By Stateside Staff • Mar 5, 2013 user tami.vroma / Flickr Listen Listening... / 3:13 So, we're still here in it. Stuck in the middle of winter and its hard to think about putting on flip-flops, sunglasses, and heading out for fresh, summer veggies from the farmers market.But, it seems more and more people are going to farmers markets throughout the year, and paying for their purchases with Bridge cards. Numbers are out from last year and they show the use of Bridge Cards at farmers markets around the state went up by 42 % in 2012. Amanda Shreve joined us today. She's the Food Assistance Partnership Coordinator with the Michigan Farmers Market Association. Michigan farmers eyeing possible seasonal labor shortage this year By Steve Carmody • Feb 4, 2013 MSU ANR Communications There may be snow on the ground but Michigan farmers are facing some important decisions right now about what they will grow this year. The Michigan Farm Bureau reports that there are concerns about that there may not be enough seasonal laborers available to pick vegetable and other crops this year. This has been a problem in the past for some asparagus and apple growers. It's official: 2012 worst year on record for Michigan cherry growers By Lindsey Smith • Jan 29, 2013 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio You probably know 2012 was just horrible for Michigan's fruit growers. But new data from the U.S. Department of Agriculture shows it was officially the worst on record since tracking began – in 1925. There were only 11.6 million pounds of tart cherries produced in Michigan, usually the nation's top producer of the fruit. That's a 92 percent drop from last year's 157.5 million pounds. Marty Saffell is a USDA statistician based in the Michigan office in Lansing. "For some of the fruits like peaches pears plums and cherries there are the majority of the growers had essentially zero crops so there was essentially zero income," Saffell said. Saffell says Michigan apple growers had the worst year since 1945. Stateside: Fish farming in Detroit By Mercedes Mejia • Dec 20, 2012 Mercedes Mejia Listen Listening... / 4:14 The Detroit Planning Commission recently approved a new Urban Agriculture Ordinance. The action takes the city a step closer to officially recognizing the dozens of urban farms and gardens scattered across the city. The ordinance also defines the kinds of projects that would be allowed, such as farm stands, orchards or greenhouses. Stateside's Mercedes Mejia reports some residents are experimenting with aquaponic systems. It's a method of growing crops and fish at the same time. Noah Link: Over here is our chicken coop. We have about 42 chickens and 4 ducks so far. You can hear the ducks – they've awfully loud and hungry probably. Noah Link is the co-owner of Food Field. He lives and works in the Boston-Edison neighborhood in Detroit. I met up with him on his farm called Food Field. It's on the site of a former elementary school - imagine a small farm tucked away in the city. "So if you go a few blocks one way there are huge historical mansions, and you go a few blocks the other way and it's all run down old shops, and total poverty, and we're right in between," he says. Link and his business partner worked on several farms across the country. They knew it wouldn't be easy to own a farm, but they're doing the hard work. On the land are different kinds of crops, chickens, a few beehives, and a young orchard of fruit and nuts trees. There's also a hoop house to grow vegetables year-round. "And we've just built an aquaponic system to be able to raise fish in there, which I'll show you." An aquaponic system is a combination of hydroponics and aquaculture - growing plants in water and fish farming. "And it takes the best of both of those in a self-sustaining system so then rather than having to worry about toxic fish waste to get rid of or keeping it sterile hydroponic environment for your plants, the plants grow out of the waste water from the fish that just get circulated with the pump and they clean out the water to keep it safe for all the fish in the tank," Link says. Summer drought causes hay shortage in Michigan By The Associated Press • Nov 24, 2012 HOWELL, Mich. (AP) - A long summer drought has caused a shortage of hay in Michigan and sent prices skyrocketing.The Detroit News reports Saturday that as a result, farmers, rescue groups and private owners throughout the state are struggling to feed their stocks, cutting budgets, turning to outside help and even leaving Michigan to purchase hay.Cindy Ashley is the barn manager at Horses' Haven, a Howell-based nonprofit group that cares for aged, abused, rescued and neglected animals. MSU creating Global Center for Food Systems Innovation By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 14, 2012 Michigan State University is creating a Global Center for Food Systems Innovation thanks to a 25 million dollar award.The award comes from US AID, the federal agency overseeing foreign assistance to developing countries. MSU will fund research targeting improved agriculture production and cost effective, sustainable solutions for developing areas of the world. Fremont digester turning food scraps into electricity, fertilizer and compost By Lindsey Smith • Oct 10, 2012 Lindsey Smith / Michigan Radio A small farming community in West Michigan is celebrating the opening of plant that will turn organic waste into electricity. Colonies of specialized bacteria will do the bulk of the work. "The little fellows are just hungry as heck," said Anand Gangadharan, president of Novi Energy. The company designed and will help manage the new Fremont Community Digester. They held a ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the digester's opening Tuesday. Old Farm Bill expires this month, Michigan farmers could be affected By Steve Carmody • Sep 26, 2012 Steve Carmody/Michigan Radio Michigan farmers face some uncertainty, as a key federal agriculture policy expires at the end of this week. Congress adjourned before passing a new Farm Bill. The old federal Farm Bill expires September 30th. Many programs affecting Michigan farmers will be disrupted if Congress does not agree on a new Farm Bill. Michigan Senator Debbie Stabenow chairs the Senate Agriculture committee. She worries if the House and Senate don't reach an agreement the Farm Bill may be lost in the rush to avoid automatic tax increases and budget cuts at the end of the year. Michigan Christmas tree, pumpkin crops doing well By The Associated Press • Sep 23, 2012 HOLLY, Mich. (AP) - Despite a few hiccups due to some wild weather, Michigan's holiday crops are looking good. The Detroit Free Press reported yesterday that the state's Christmas tree growers say that while some trees were victims of the weather, it's unlikely to affect consumers. Pumpkin growers say they're doing well after the drought and heat of the summer. Pages« first ‹ previous 1 2 3 4 next › last »


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Lt. Col. Gary Dangerfield says Staff Sgt. Robert Bales is expected to appear at the Army base for the Article 32 hearing, which is expected to last two weeks. The second week of the hearing will be held in the evening hours so that villagers can testify during daylight hours in Afghanistan.
Defense lawyer John Henry Browne plans to fly to Afghanistan to cross-examine the witnesses, while other members of the defense team remain at Lewis-McChord, south of Seattle.
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Newsletter June 2015
Around Murten Lake by moped
Travel back in time and get back to your adolescence! With the offer "Around Murten Lake by moped", throb your two wheels around the lake and enjoy marvelous landscapes as well as regional culinary specialties.
Estivale in Estavayer-le-Lac from July 30th to August 2nd
In Estavayer-le-Lac you hear the music with the feet in the water. The music festival Estivale is back this summer with its incredible location on the lakeside and great performers on the bill.
Gourmet Paths in Les Paccots
Discover the local products by having a stroll! Our 4 gourmet paths enable you to taste various local meals while walking in the beautiful region of Les Paccots.
Le Port of Fribourg
Have you already visited « Le Port » in Fribourg? During summer chill out in the new relaxation zone nearby the river Sarine in the old town of Fribourg. A space with a coffee-restaurant, a garden and a stage for concerts!
Visit of an alpine hut in Charmey
Visit of a traditional alpine chalet and local cheese tasting every day in summer from June 15th to September 13th in the village of Charmey.
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Next deadline: July 2016
The Jeune Chambre de commerce de Montréal (JCCM), in partnership with the Conseil des arts de Montréal, launched this program to appeal to the artistic and philanthropic instincts of Montreal's young professionals and entrepreneurs.
To this end, a voyage of discovery is planned for them: performances, exhibitions, dance, theatre and much more between October and May. Along the way, they will enjoy such privileges as:
• back-stage access, whenever possible;
• meetings with the artists;
• a private presentation on the creative process and the challenges faced by artistic organizations;
• meetings with Montreal philanthropists and patrons.
The goal of Arrimages is to give participants a real taste for the arts, and perhaps even reveal passions that will result in long-lasting commitments to the arts community. The idea is quite simple: participants, in groups of 25, agree to:
• pique their curiosity by meeting with Montreal artists and artisans;
• take part in at least 4 of the 6 activities on the program;
• defray the cost of their tickets (150$ for all the events);
• defray the registration costs of $50, which will be given to an artistic organization or artist selected by the group at the end of their itinerary.
Participants must be members of the Jeune Chambre de commerce and, it goes without saying, curious, open-minded, available—and interested in arts and culture!
For more information on this program, please contact :
Ludovic Delrieux
Project manager - art-business (interim)
514 280-3428
Jeune Chambre de commerce de Montréal
1010 Sherbrooke St. W., suite 1220
Montréal (Québec) H3A 2R7
(514) 845-4951
An initiative of the Conseil des arts de Montréal in collaboration with the Jeune Chambre de commerce de Montréal.


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Saif Ali Khan and Kareena Kapoor are excitedly looking forward to welcome their first child in December. However, the couple might go out of Mumbai for the baby's arrival in order to avoid the prying eyes of media. According to latest buzz, the 'Ki & Ka' actress is planning to have her
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Three Views are Better than Two
Researchers found that a three-dimensional representation of atmospheric particles increases understanding of their cloud-changing skills
PNNL developed a novel three-dimensional particle representation for aerosol modeling. This new add-on solves for particle size, the amount of the black carbon in the particle, and the particle's ability to attract moisture. The novel approach, called MOSAIC-mix, improves model predictions of how the particles handle sunlight energy and which will become cloud seeds.
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Pineapple Drop Doughnuts Recipe
These light, cake-like treats warm you up on a cold winter morning. They satisfy your hunger for doughnuts with less effort and time.
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 3/4 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons baking powder
- 3/4 teaspoon salt
- 3 eggs
- 1 cup milk
- 1 can (20 ounces) crushed pineapple, drained
- Oil for deep-fat frying
- Confectioners' sugar
- 1. In a large bowl, combine the flour, sugar, baking powder and salt. In another bowl, whisk eggs and milk. Stir in pineapple. Stir into dry ingredients just until blended.
- 2. In an electric skillet or deep-fat fryer, heat oil to 375°. Drop batter by heaping teaspoonfuls a few at a time, into hot oil. Fry until golden brown, about 1-1/2 minutes on each side. Drain on paper towels. Dust with confectioners' sugar. Yield: about 10 dozen.
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Welcome to Mud Pie Arts
We deliver performances and topic based drama sessions to enhance the primary curriculum and teacher inset training days.
Every year we tour a low tech, high involvement performance to school halls and festivals.
Thank you to all who came on The Great Dahl Hunt at York Explore library.
Ben wrote us a note to tell us: 'It realee was grait'. Thanks Ben. Mrs Twit was very naughty, asking complete strangers to prove their beard was real! Trunchbull had children star jumping in the foyer and Mr Salt took the hunters on a goose chase to find Verucca! Petra told us her favourite bit was getting inside the giant peach. It was puddlenuts!
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'For all who like to draw on their imagination.'
What other play for 3+ tackles guerrilla gardening and food waste?!
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2016 pre-school sessions continue - come and join in the fun!
Derwenthorpe Super Sustainable Centre, Osbaldwick.
First Monday of the month 10-11.30am.
£2 per child
'JUMP INTO A STORY' York Explore Library Thursdays 1.30-2.20pm,
21st April - 30th June
£2 per child.
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'STORYMAKERS' at York Theatre Royal.
10.15 - 11.30am
20th April - 29th June
£5 for craft and story play. Meet in the fabulous new theatre cafe.
We have another busy term of school bookings and nursery visits.
As always we look forward to telling tales at DeerShed festival 22-24 July.
The best festival for children under the sun (and it always is!)
Please send us an email via the contact page if you would like us to visit you.
Best wishes,
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Mrs Morris: ''Very, very clever … entertaining, educational, interactive, funny, serious … an All-Join-In-Adventure indeed! The whole show was beautifully crafted with a clear structure and purpose which allowed the artists to respond to any and every suggestion and then take the stories in whatever direction the children wanted. The artists' management of the audience was faultless … lots of potential for over-excitement with a show like this, but the balance between joining in energetically and looking and listening attentively was perfect. Well done Mud Pie Arts and thank you from Year 7 at Riverside Special School, Goole!''


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Ice Gem Realistic Dildo with Suction Cup 6 Inch
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The best things in life are free. Balls-free for extra insertable length, hands-free courtesy of its strong suction cup, and colour-free for a cool and clear gender-neutral design, this realistic dildo proves that when it comes to fun, less is more.
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The best things in life are free. Balls-free for extra insertable length, hands-free courtesy of its strong suction cup, and colour-free for a cool and clear gender-neutral design, this realistic dildo proves that when it comes to fun, less is more.
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Only: €18.95
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Reviewed: 08 February 2016 by Emandnk, a Straight Married Male
We bought this as our second sex toy purchase from Lovehoney, we had previously bought a rabbit and fancied a more realistic toy as well.
There is no funny smell or bad points to mention, in fact just everything we wanted and more.
The suction base is excellent for in the bathroom also!
- Pros
- Feel and length.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- It was perfect for what we wanted, which was nothing too adventurous!
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Reviewed: 05 October 2015 by Lovethekink, a Straight Married Female
I received this item as a tester through the forum from the Lovehoney fairies in return for an honest review.
As with all Lovehoney parcels, this came in a plain brown cardboard box discreet from prying eyes. The dildo itself was packaged in a clear plastic case which needed to be cut open.
Once I had the dildo in my hand it was time for a closer inspection, there was a slight smell to the dildo but this went as soon as it was washed, the dildo itself is lovely and clear and feels solid in your hand.
This is my first Realistic dildo and I am very happy with it, it definitely broke me in to the idea. Being clear, it isn't too scary for a newbie to use and the veins and curved head don't seem too over the top unlike other realistic dildos I have seen. The suction cup also adds a fun element to it, glass windows/tables or internal doors make for some fun playtime for a couple and the suction is strong enough to avoid having to worry about the dildo falling off.
The dildo when in use feels fantastic, the curved head and veins on the shaft almost feel like the real thing, and being waterproof this can be cooled down or warmed up in water to vary the effect. Due to our penchant for pegging, this dildo also used in our Lovehoney harness and my husband thoroughly enjoyed it also. Plus, being clear, the realistic side of it didn't bother him as we generally avoid anything that looks too realistic.
This is a fantastic dildo and has most definitely converted me to try the realistic ones from now on, now just to try a bigger one!
- Pros
- The material allowed for fun with temperatures.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- Fantastic dildo for both him and her.
- 5 people found this review helpful. Was this review helpful to you? Yes
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Great to look at but the sensation of use is a bonus
Reviewed: 13 December 2015 by TheGoldenBalls, a Straight Single Male
I've had a very similar item in the past which I enjoyed the use of, but that one had realistic visuals such as colour and shades.
As this one is 'Ice Gem', it is rather nice to look at and doesn't make you feel uncomfortable to look at if you are one for just the pleasure of the feeling and not the pleasure of looking and feeling.
So the item is a nice thick, but soft gel like material, it is definitely a hard material, but it has a nice 'give' allowing it to feel more comfortable,
The head of the item has a nice lip on it which doesn't just give you a nice sensation when inserting it, but also give a nice sensation when it is on its way out.
The suction cup, although a handy component, it could be a lot better, the cup allows you to stick it to things with a flat surface for hands-free play, but if you are energetic, it can come loose, which can be annoying. So the suction cup could do with an upgrade.
So yeah! It's good for beginners using for vaginal use, and maybe good for intermediate users if for anal action.
But it does need lubrication nonetheless, so be safe and think with your head, not your... well, you know.
- Pros
- I enjoy how it looks and the feeling is nice.
- Cons
- Suction cup needs to be better, it can come undone if you're energetic.
- Bottom line
- Great visual, good feeling and good for beginners/intermediate users, but there's better.
- Was this review helpful to you? Yes
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(Posted on 10/15/12)
- Great product! Review by Bandmom
Great little bells! We decorated them with ribbons in school colors and used them for a fund raiser for our high school marching band. Everyone loved them!
(Posted on 10/14/12)
- Didn't like the Buyers protection thing! Review by Groom's MOM
They were EXACTLY what we wanted to set on our Tables at a Wedding. I made custome heart stickers to put on each Bell.
I DID NOT appreciate being automatically enrolled in that Buyer's Protection program!!
WHY should THEY have access to MY Information...even though they say that there is NO FEE for it??!!
I like your website & the service - BUT HATED that Buyer's Portection thing!
(Posted on 9/26/12)
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Artwork Specifications for Imprinting
We can accept artwork in P.C. or Mac formats. Digital Format Requirements: All art should be sent as Vector files with all type Converted to outlines or curves. Four spot colors MAX. Send digital files, either by email or cd. Custom ink colors may incur a $15.00 ink mixing fee.
In order to expedite an order, if possible when sending art files please list a contact name and purchase order number. Compress files as .zip, .rar, .sit or .sea whenever possible. Files created in the following software programs are accepted: Adobe Illustrator (.ai, .eps, .pdf) and Corel Draw (.cdr).
USABLE PROGRAMS : Adobe Illustrator (CC) Creative Cloud or Corel Draw X6 or Lower.
*For More Information about our Imprinting Options please call Customer Service at 1-800-442-9722.